7. Paul Randall Wight a.k.a Big Show ($19 million)
Paul Randall Wight’s ring names represent his huge posture. When he made his debut in WCW back in 1995, his nickname was The Giant. But it was changed into Big Show as he joined WWE four years later.
Speaking of his WCW debut, it was memorable not just to him but to the whole wrestling fans. That day, he took on the legendary Hulk Hogan to clinch his championship victory.
The two-time World Heavyweight Champion is now the 8th highest paid wrestler with $1 million base salary and $500,000 additional bonus. Despite the fact that he is pushing forty, it looks as though we are still going to hear his Brand New Sin’s Crank It Up entrance theme song for more.
Paul also spreads his giant wings to the acting ring. He has appeared in several movies such as The Waterboy, Knucklehead, and Vendetta. More money to pile up his $19 million net worth.
